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More electronic surveillance in EU
In particular, the document tells states that "within the very near future, binding rules should be established ... on the obligation of telecommunications services providers to keep information concerning telecommunications in order to ensure that such information is available when it is of significance for a criminal investigation."

Elderly Veteran claims excessive force by police officer
About 1:30 a.m. on June 29, 1999, LaGrange, now 86, says he was unnecessarily roughed up by a city police officer, busted for no good reason and had his apartment at the Fairview Gardens complex in Kingston indiscriminately ransacked.

After Sept. 11, a Legal Battle Over Limits of Civil Liberty
As it has pushed civil liberties protections to their limits, the courts, particularly at the trial level, have pushed back, stopping well short of endorsing Mr. Ashcroft's tactics or the rationales he has offered to justify them.

Britain pressed to enter eurozone
Germany will abandon its present restraint and step up pressure on Britain to join the euro if Edmund Stoiber becomes Chancellor after next month’s general election

Special Forces Impersonator at OK Bridge Collapse Indicted
A federal grand jury Thursday indicted a Missouri man accused of impersonating a military officer on the day the Interstate 40 bridge collapsed near Webbers Falls.

California and its chickens on lookout for West Nile virus
California is counting on 2,000 chickens to provide early warning for when the potentially deadly West Nile virus reaches the state.

Teen Arrested for Lighting Shoe on Plane
A 17-year-old Canadian passenger on a US Airways flight from Toronto was arrested for using a lighter on his shoe

Foreign Investors Turning Cautious on Spending in U.S.
That is compounding the current weakness and making it harder to achieve a robust recovery from last year's recession.

80-Year-Old WWII Veteran Arrested at Airport for Making Joke
Don't Talk about Guns...Don't Even Joke about Guns or the Men in Black Uniforms Will Take You Away

Authorities Probing Unauthorized Shipment of Radioactive Material
Within the last two months a U.S. government sensor detected an unauthorized shipment of radioactive material crossing from the Canadian border into the Detroit area

The Hunt for the Anthrax Killer
The hunt for a suitable patsy, when we know its the government

Clinton Pledges to Fight as Combat Soldier With Israeli Army
Ex-President Bill Clinton told an audience in Toronto, Canada, on Tuesday that he would personally fight "in the trench" alongside the Israel Defense Forces to repel an attack on the Jewish state by Iraq.

ASHCROFT PAL IN OKLA. CITY ‘$CHEME'
A lawyer friend of Attorney General John Ashcroft signed up Oklahoma City bombing survivors as clients, promising to use his contacts to win them government compensation, according to court documents and interviews.

Bush Admin "Quietly" Preparing for War with Iraq
Oil Reserves Ordered Full

Double warning against Iraq war
America's National Security Adviser during the Gulf War warned President Bush yesterday that invading Iraq would cause an “explosion” in the Middle East and consign the United States to defeat in its War on Terror.

Israel intelligence projects Iraqi missile strike if Saddam is cornered
Israel's military has projected that Iraq could launch nonconventional missiles strikes should President Saddam Hussein feel his regime is endangered by the United States.

Suicide bomber kills 10 in terror attack on Israeli bus
Palestinian militants also wounded four Israelis, two seriously, in a drive-by shooting near Tulkarem and two more were hurt when Palestinians blew up a roadside bomb near Ramallah.

Wave of Pupils Lacking English Strains Schools
The number of students with limited English skills, most of them Hispanic, has doubled, to five million in the last decade, data from the United States Department of Education show

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"Why I'm not impressed with Professor Cyborg"
Kevin Warwick is the professor who puts microchips in his arm and sees a great future for cyborgs. He's good at getting in the news, but not everyone is impressed.

Potato to prevent cervical cancer
The humble potato may help scientists to protect women from a common sexually transmitted virus that causes almost all cases of cervical cancer.

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China's hard man Jiang postpones his retirement plans
China's leader, Jiang Zemin, is maneuvering to keep his grip on power for another five years when the Communist Party holds its 16th congress in the autumn, despite having promised to retire as part of a major generational shift.

China gives Taiwan stern warning
China has warned Taiwan that President Chen Shui-bian's suggestion of a referendum on independence will lead the island to "disaster".

'Stunned' US tells Putin its nuclear fear of Iran
America and Russia clashed yesterday over new Russian plans to build five more nuclear reactors in Iran

Look for More People to Be Committing Crimes in the Name of the Second Amendment as the Globalist Mind-Control Program Turns the Heat up in Their War to Disarm You and Your Family
Man Accused of Terrorism Try Claims 2nd Amendment as His Defense

Trial date set in Emerson Second Amendment case
A former San Angelo doctor who challenged a federal law in Second Amendment case will be retried Aug. 19 in federal court in Lubbock.

Shop owner not charged in fatal shooting
The Baltimore state's attorney's office has decided not to file charges against the owner of an automotive repair shop who fatally shot a man who allegedly was trying to rob him